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LINC00840 is a long non-coding RNA (lncRNA), specifically a long intergenic non-protein coding RNA, transcribed from chromosome 10 (gene symbol LINC00840, alternate names C10orf136, bA168P8.1, LINC00619). As an intergenic lncRNA, LINC00840 does not code for proteins and is believed to regulate gene expression by acting as a scaffold for chromatin modification complexes, modulating transcription, or sponging microRNAs. The biological and clinical significance of LINC00840 remains largely unexplored with no direct links to diseases or therapeutic targeting reported in key databases and literature. The long non-coding RNAs—including LINC00840—are a heterogeneous group that regulate various aspects of cell biology and may show cell type- and context-specific function.
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